Audrey Cartron

Audrey Cartron serves as Lecturer in English Studies at the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Cultures (FLCE) of the University of Nantes, teaching specialized English courses across undergraduate and graduate levels including Business, Marketing, and Corporate English (L1-L3, M2 LEA), British and American Civilization, oral translation, and spoken English for the Trilingual Lawyer program.

Her doctoral research completed at Aix-Marseille University in 2022 established foundational work in police English as a specialist language. Key research areas include:

• Discursive approaches to specialized language teaching
• Police discourse analysis (suspect interviews, affidavits, humor functions)
• Business English lexicon and cultural dimensions
• Didactic transposition of specialized knowledge
• Dictionarization processes in professional contexts

Cartron's publication trajectory (2019-2025) reveals progressive specialization in police linguistics, with increasing methodological sophistication in genre analysis. Her 2023-2025 work shifts toward refining discursive teaching frameworks while maintaining empirical focus on American police discourse. The research consistently bridges theoretical linguistics with practical pedagogical applications for LEA programs.

No scientific awards are documented in the available information.

As a lecturer, Cartron likely supervises student projects in specialized English domains though specific advisees aren't listed. Her research appears institutionally supported through her academic position, with publications in reputable journals like ASp and Languages, but no explicit grant information is provided. Collaborations with scholars across French institutions indicate active academic networking.